Rock Band Concert Delights West Scranton Audience
The Rock Band Company gave an excellent evening performance at Plymouth Congregational Church with William Toll as organist and director, Miles Mildred Till as contralto, and Miss Esther Till as reader. The program featured rock instruments, varied selections, and was praised as among the best concerts in West Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
William Toll
Miles Mildred ‘Till
Esther ‘Till
England
Mr. Till
Mikece
Weaat Reranton
Entertainment at Hampton Street Methodist church benefit
A Saturday evening program by Class No WA of the Sunday school featured Rev James Benninger as chairman. Mrs Stone played piano, Miss Clara Sandera sang, and several recitations were given by Reba Williams Cora Young Destie Diehl Bessie Richards Maud Wetherhog and Olive Brown. George King played cornet and a duet by Mrs Evans and Mrs Rerse followed. Elizabeth Nelser Edna Saxe sang a duet and Edward James offered a tenor solo. A Japanese tea with ice cream and cake concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eizell Andlenece
Hampton Street
Methodial Episcopal Church
James Benninger
Mrs Stone
Clara Sandera
Reba Williams
Cora Young
Destie Diehl
Bessie Richards
Maud Wetherhog
Olive Brown
George King
Mining company officers visit Delaware Lackawanna Western
The officers of the fine and accident funds of the Pyne Archibald Continental Hampton and Hyde Park mines of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyne, Archibald, Continental, Hampton
Hyde Park
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Hospital tour by mine officers praises new care facility
Monon Taylor hospital guided yesterday afternoon by Superintendent Thomas J Williams and mine officials. The purpose was to acquaint workers with superior treatment options for injuries in the mines. Officers will teach the men, with attendees from Pyne Archbald Continental Slyde Park Hampton. Public praise followed for the hospital's facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon Taylor Hospital
Thomas J. Williams
Pyne
Joseph Marsh
Frank Dunstone
John Coombe
Archbald
William Anthony
Funeral services for George Warner and J C Moyer
Funeral services were held yesterday for George Warner with Rev. John P. Moffat presiding and pallbearers David Rich arise H W Rivenberg Torado Keller and W Haydn Evan. Interment followed at Forest Hill Cemetery. J C Moyer’s rites occurred at Jackson Street Baptist Church with Rev. Thomas de Gruchy and Rev. James Hughes officiating. Roaring Brook lodge Knights of Pythias No 401, of which Moyer was a member, attended. Burial was at Forest Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Moffat
D. D
Warhturn Street Presbyterian Church
George Warner
Moraine
David Richarise
H. W. Rivenberg
Torado Keller
W. Haydn Evan
Forest Hill Cemetery
J. C. Moyer
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas de Gruchy
James Hughes
Roaring Brook Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Forest HU
Pastor Disclaims Responsibility for Christmas Exercises Ads
Rev. FL Mathews of the First Baptist church says he is not responsible for a publication of material about Christmas exercises. A solicitor had obtained adverts saying the piece benefits the new church, but Mathews only allowed church circulation if properly edited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Mathews
First Baptist Church
Mathews
First Baptist Ladies Host Initial Supper for Building Fund
The ladies of the First Baptist church whose names begin with C D KE F and G will host another initial supper tomorrow at Mrs. Robert Perkins 12 North Lincoln Avenue. Servings run 6 to 9 PM with usual high quality fare at regular price. Public invited to support the building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Robert Perkins
North
Lincoln Avenue
Funeral notices for Isaac Richards and John Gray
The funeral for Isaac Richards will be held tomorrow at 9 at 1422 North Lincoln Avenue with burial at Washburn Street Cemetery. A clam chowder supper is served at Mrs. W. L. Grass’s home on North Hyde Park Avenue this evening. The Plymouth Congregational church Christian Endeavor society meets tonight. The funeral for John Gray will occur.
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Isaac Richards
North
Lincoln Avenue
Washburn Street
W. L. Grass
Hyde Park Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
John Gray
Inexpensive Fashion Fabrics Sold At Local Store
A garbled excerpt describes various fabrics and price points, mentioning shades, widths around 1 to 4 inches, wool blends, satin polka dot options, and a claimed $1.00 value. The text references a local shop sale with fashion items suitable for dresses and waists, noting weathered colors and a high finish.
Practical Help for Suffering Women
Readers hear testimonials supporting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mavet Goon and Dott Stanley praise relief from female weakness, headaches, and weakness after using the remedy. Advice encourages seeking Mrs. Pinkham's guidance at Lynn Massachusetts for puzzling symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Local church and civic events headline Scranton edition
This afternoon at 2 30 o clock a member of Washington commandery No 232 Knights of Malta will attend. Washburn Street Presbyterian church women organized a literary society last evening. Jackson Street Baptist church members raise funds to pay off their mortgage. West Scranton residents attend Mauer’s band concert at the Lyceum. Miss Annie Argust of Washburn Street is slowly recovering from a severe attack of acute indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Commandery
Knights of Malta
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Soccere
West Scranton
Mavuer
Lyceum
Annie Argust
Washburn Street
South Scranton Notes Boys Charged With Forcible Entry
Anthony Swirkowski swore out a warrant for Anthony and Stanislaus Wlezynsky Wladislaw Cerarkowsky Joseph Stardowski Johnny Swetala and Martin Karpineks aged 11 to 14 charging entry by force break of fence and gate vile language and threats. They were arrested and arraigned before Alderman Lentes and discharged after a severe reprimand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Swirkowski
Anthony
Stanislaus Wlezynsky
Wladislaw Cerarkowsky
Joseph Standowski
Johnny Swetala
Martin Karpineks
Lentes
Minister to lecture on Life in the Highlands of Scotland
Rev. Dr. W. G. Simpson of Asbury M E church will lecture Thursday evening at Moosic M E church on Life in the Highlands of Scotland. Miss Kate Crane and Patrick McAndrew will be wed at St. Paul’s church this afternoon at 3:30. Mr and Mrs J. & Miller plan to depart for Sterling in Wayne county. A. B. Lidstone of Dickson avenue seeks a place on the select council from the Thirteenth ward. Class No. 12 of Asbury M E Sunday School, aided by Mrs. Simpson, will hold a musical social in church parlors next Friday evening with a silver collection and invitations extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Simpson
Aasbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Moosic Methodist Episcopal Church
Highlands of
Scotland
Kate Crane
Patrick McAndrew
St. Paul's Church
Dickson Avenue
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Grain-O health drink praised by grocers and families
Grain-O is a pure grain beverage said to aid digestion and strengthen nerves. It is described as non stimulant and suitable for children and adults, with a recommendation to buy from grocers.
Dunmore School Board Meeting Postponed for Quorum
A special meeting of the borough school directors in Dunmore was postponed again due to lack of a quorum. President Webber Secretary Kellam and Director Castello attended with Tax Collector W E Corell ready to proceed on exoneration of taxes.
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Webber
Kellam
Castello
W. E. Corell
Miller
Spencer
Peck
Dunmore Lodge Plans Sunday Service and Meetings
Dunmore lodge No 1029 will attend divine services in a body at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening. Rev A J Van Cleft will deliver the address to members. High School alumni plan a central school building meeting Thursday evening to arrange a Christmas banquet. Rev James Hughes lecture from South Africa is proposed. Dudley Street Capital church Thursday evening will host a British Boer War interest gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Lodge
United Americans Mechanics
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. van Cleft
James Hughes
South Africa
Dudley Street Bapital
Woestory frame school contract in Throop in trouble
The Throop borough school board awarded Contractors Brink & Evans a contract in October for a Woestory frame school building. The Nov 20 completion date has passed with little progress. Letters request extensions, but members doubt approval and consider reletting. Daily penalties of five dollars apply for each day past due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throop
Borough School Board
Brink & Evans
Brink & Evens
Syracuse student resumes studies for ministry
Dayton Ellis of Church Street has returned to Syracuse University to resume his studies for the ministry. Miss Gilgailon of Archbald is visiting several days in town as the guest of Miss Mary Morrison on Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Ellis
Church Street
Syracuse University
Gilgailon
Archbald
Mary Morrison
Walnut Street
Town tax rebate closes November 26 1899
Notice states that the 1999 tax rebate ends November 26 1899. It lists dates November 22 23 24 and 25 with access for collecting taxes at the Borough building in Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Rica
Davis and Saxton Married at Providence Road Home
John Davis and Grace Saxton wed at high noon yesterday at the bride’s Providence road home in an unattended ceremony attended only by immediate family and friends. The couple left in the afternoon for Bethlehem for their honeymoon and will reside in North Scranton upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
Grace Saxton
Providence Road
Bethlehem
Realde
Scranton
Obituary: Mrs Rachel Pritchard of Olyphant
Mrs Rachel Pritchard died yesterday at her home in Olyphant after four weeks of pneumonia. Born in Wales in 188? she came to Olyphant in 18??, and lived there since. She attended the Congregational Honor church and left a large circle of friends. Survived by daughter Joan M Vivans and son Alvin Pritchard. Funeral Thursday afternoon from her late home on Lavkawan4 street.
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Rachel Pritchard
Olyphant
Alvin Pritchard
Obituary notices for Knott and Walters families
Mrs. Joseph Knott of Brisbin died after a short illness and is survived by her husband and five children. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM officiated by Rev. HR Olplinant and Rev. D T Cooking with interment at Washburn street cemetery. Stellan Walters, 1 year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Walters, died of diphtheria. private burial at Forest Hill cemetery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Knott
Brisbin
Meredith Morgans
Company Street
D. T. Cooking
First Welsh Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Stellan
Grant Walters
Bromley Avenue
Forest Hil
Uncalled for Letters at Scranton Post Office List
Uncalled for letters remaining at Scranton post over on November 22 include numerous names such as Kerry H Ripple P M, American Sick and Accident Society, Anthesette Hotel Co, E Anderson, John Baur, Joe Bisting, Rose Barth, Marco Barrowman, Dr C F Harker, H Brown, T H Baker, M H Bates, Ralph L Barber, William Blume & Co, Jake Base, Herman Beck, Michael Burke, J D Rowe, Charles Clirk, J J Chari, James Corcorin, James F Dillon and many others with titles and spouses. The notice requests claimants to advertise and provide date of list. Placeholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sick and Accident Society
Anthesette Hotel Co
E. Anderson
John Baur
Joe Bisting
Rose Barth
Marco Barrowman
Dr. C.F. Harker
H. Brown
T. H. Baker
M. H. Bates
Ralph L. Barber
William Blume
Ll. Davin
Pohin DeWitt
William Daniela
Mra
Catharine Dougherty
Benjamin Emory
Eva B. Edwarda
Kate Flunesgan
Jefferson Avenue
Henry Fitzgerald
Kate Feetenden
F. B. Gear
J. W. Grey
Hezekiah King Grint
M. F. Gilmertin
Harris Greentuum
William Tarida
B. Tobin
Pastorniversalist Bifety
George Wilson
Maithe Wells
Nettie Winters
Carbondale Couple’s Troubles Begin To Spark Scandal
A Carbondale couple tied to a troubled marriage finds their private disputes spilling into public view. Conflicting tantra and poetic exchanges become part of the unfolding matter, drawing attention to their household and reputations.
Alcatras Paying Company Seeks Bond Insurance for Hyde Park Payment
A representative from the Alcatras Paying company called the controller’s office yesterday requesting bond insurance as payment for the Hyde Park Avenue bill. The caller did not provide the necessary details or documents to complete the request.
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Alcatras
Hyde Park Avenue
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Till Family Rock Band
Awanta
S&s Main Avenue
S& Ayvard
Inok
Mila Line
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Afr
Globe Warehouse
South Scranton
Yester
St. John’s Church Hall
J. J. McCabe
Mies
Kate Reardon
Thomas
Cogge Avenue
Meadow Brook
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Green Ridge
Dunmore Doings
Dunmore Borough
W. E. Correll
Park Place
Gerson
Thaca
Gersons
Lackawanna Avenue
Olplinant
Jones
Union Cemetery
Scranton Post Office
Scranton Postover
Kerry H. Ripple
P. M
Carbondale
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis
Lessees
H. K K. Long
Burrill Comedy Company
Laura Hulbert
Misarnmont
Rip van Winkle
Conservatory
St. Luke's Parish House
Godowsky
Mra. J. Thompson
Mis. Thompson
Alcatraz Company
Lyceum Theatre
Peer & Reis
Long
God Thacher
Geo. Thatcher
Bly 4
Niblo
Rily
Gramercy
Ailen Welchtman
Green
Themeon
Matinees
Larkin’ S Oriental Coons
Beecham
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